Real Doll 2018

"Both the lead actors were also fantastic to work with creatively. They were never afraid to bring their own ideas to the table. Some of the scenes would often change the more we ran through them, which I loved as it felt we were completely understanding  of the characters thoughts and didn't need to rely solely on written dialogue to bring their layered personalities to life."

Interview with short film Real Doll's Producer Sam White and Writer/Director Will Hewitt for Digital Filmaker Magazine Issue 56 

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Treasure Island 2019

“I joined a very young audience for Stevenson's rollicking adventure. And it definitely rollicked! I watched youngsters aged between four and seven sitting transfixed as this company revealed a story of pirates, parrots and hidden treasure. It was a production on a limited budget but a cast of young professionals doubling-up, gender bending, swopping beards for hats, created an effective illusion of Caribbean treachery. As I watched I remembered my own playground 'adventures' where imagination replaced props androle playing was always convincing. The young audience around me were clearly involved and alert.”

Surrey Advertiser on Mis-Shapen Chaos Theatre’s Production of Treasure Island, The Mill Studio, The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford February 2019

Primal Speech Video Art Installation 2017-2018

"a woman weeps over her sense of powerlessness as British politicians Nigel Farage and David Cameron merge with her tyrannical, childhood teacher. Here, sweat, tears, and screams of protest flow together to create an intensely personal political present."

Artist Liz Magic Laser interviewed for Creative Time Repor

Spotlight Interview 2016

Spotlight Interview for Theater in the Now talking about my upcoming production of An Ideal Husband, my thoughts on theatre, and inspirations among other things.

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Edward III 2016

"Never mind getting upstaged by fancy swordplay or an actor taking too long for his death scene. Hudson Shakespeare Company’s adaptable actors must endure teens on skateboards, barking dogs, ambulance sirens, even low-flying helicopters while they project the dense and rhyming lines of The Bard".

Article by Sally Deering for The Riverview Observer

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The Bacchae Sisters of Semele 2015

"The captivating Rhiannon Lattimer as Agave, who steals the show with her her late Act II monologue" 

Theater in the Now review by Michael Block. Read it Here

Robin Hood 2015

'They don’t say “No” here. Like the sword fights, on Broadway there would just be rounds of discussion. Here there’s nothing they won’t do. It’s all “I’ll do it, sure!”  

Douglas Carter Beane interviewed by Thomas Burns Scully for OnStage blog, about working with The AADA Company. Read the full interview here

"Beane also noted that his time with the students at AADA has been integral to the inspiration and creation of his two latest stage works. "It's been a wonderful experience," he said. . . I work with them regularly, and they're wonderful."

Douglas Carter Beane interviewed by Adam Hetrick for PlayBill.Com about working with the AADA Company. Read the full interview here

His Dark Materials 2012

"mature polished portrayal was the lynch pin"

 Surrey Advertiser review by Margret Burgess.Read It Here

Twelfth Night 2011

"In a large generally strong cast,Rhiannon showed flair in the pivotal role of Viola-cum-Cesario"

Surrey Mirror review by Tony Flook. Read it in full here